男孩、鼹鼠、狐狸和马

刚开始看的时候只觉得画风好可爱，绘本风格，鼹鼠真的是戳到萌点。

但是随着对话开展，感受会越来越伤感，鼹鼠、狐狸、马一直陪在男孩儿身边，鼓励着他，陪着他找到家，我感觉鼹鼠、狐狸、马都是男孩本身，是自己内心坚强善良的一面，我有过害怕、有过善良，有过奔跑，有过飞翔，这些都是我成长的一部分，追寻梦想的路上，依靠的只有自己。

倘若迷失了，就先找回善良和乐观吧。

重新踏上征程，接纳自己的一切，勇敢前行。

才华和机遇就会在眼前，带着完整的你遨游天际。

寻找家的方向，寻找一个温暖，明亮，安全的庇护所。

人生安能止步于此？

孩子总会长大，浩瀚的星空是更美的画卷。

永远不要停下脚步，带着善良和勇敢，尽情施展自己的才华，星空才是归宿……

我是这样理解这部电影的：电影有个明线，他们各自迷路了，在找回家的路。

家是一个意象，与之对应的，是迷茫，是漂泊，是可能从不需要具象存在，却要人慢慢参语、追求半生的内心的安定。

电影里有个细节，最后男孩与三只动物告别，官方中翻里将you翻译作了“你”，弹幕飘过说应该作“你们”。

我认为官方翻译没错，因为那三只动物在我眼中，其实也与男孩，共为一体。

男孩起初遇见的是鼹鼠，我认为它象征着男孩本性中的善良。

但当男孩不知道何为善良时，善良会变得盲目（将大树认作蛋糕）。

狐狸是我们长大过程中，以为不得不具备的能力，它可能与很多负面的东西绑定在了一起，比如腹黑，比如狡黠，比如心狠手辣，比如铁石心肠，比如。。。

我们可能一度会误以为，取得世俗的成功，必然要获得这些能力，也必然需要牺牲掉善良（对应狐狸对鼹鼠的恶意）。

可是，我们总有选择的机会，像鼹鼠救助了被困囿的狐狸后说的那样：“我们最大的自由，是我们对事物的反应方式。

”人非圣贤，我们难免会走一段弯路，不是吗？

马象征着我们的欲望，它随着我们自我意识的崛起而最后出现，可能一度困在某处很久隐忍不发，可能突然就飞奔而起，卷起千堆雪。

我们总是在欲望兴起时，忘却了如何控制它，为它所累，跌落马下。

可岁月总会教会我们成长，有时，恰恰是那不想经历又不得不经历的暴风雨，教会我们如何审视自己的善良，如何操纵自己的能力，如何驾驭自己的欲望。

人生总会有一段必须自己独自走过的阴暗漫长的路。

宝剑锋从磨砺出，雨过天晴，斗罢艰险，踏平坎坷，收拾行囊再出发。

此时，哪怕面对温柔乡，我们也多了份对诱惑的淡然，对幻梦的清醒，对自身品格的信赖，对未来的笃定。

“家”，哪怕就在对岸，触手可及又何如？

此心安处便是家。

吾与吾周旋久，宁作我，不慕华强，不慕他乡。

周日十点多钟，躺在床上晒太阳，在b站刷到了这个动画。

点开，看完，还挺喜欢。

原因如下：1. 配音不错，英音，语速慢，适合练练听力。

2. 画面挺唯美，也有很多我喜欢的要素：雪景，白桦林，白马，马的眼睛，飞翔的翅膀。

3. 有些画面就那样留在了脑海，突然自己想试试：在雪地上打滚。

白马左右翻来翻去，小男孩躺在雪地上，呈大字型，手脚不停的开开合合。

等下个冬天我也要试试。

4.有些话让我有了联想，想到了曾经阅读的书或遭遇的事儿：小男孩站在河里的一块石头上，看水中倒影，说只能看到外在，却看不到内在，可更重要的是内在。

一瞬间想到的就是张德芬的：亲爱的，外面没有别人，只有你自己，所有的外在事物都是你内在投射出来的结果。

白马收起了飞翔的翅膀，因为别人的嫉妒。

鼹鼠（画的真如弹幕中说的，太像地瓜了，哈哈哈）说：人最大的自由，就是如何对事物做出回应。

我们无法选择遭遇，但是可以选择如何应对遭遇。

the Mole: Hello!the Boy: Hello!the Mole: What are you doing here?the Boy: I'm...lost.the Mole: Oh dear! Well, that's no good. So how did you get here? Well, HELLO!the Boy: Hello, who?the Mole: Hello, cake!the Boy: What cake?the Mole: That cake! It looks delicious, spectacular, I mean it's magnificent.the Boy: I can't see a cake.the Mole: It's...it's...Oh it's a TREE.the Boy: It is a lovely tree, and it did look a bit like a cake.the Mole: So...Yes. Well, no cake, and you are lost.the Boy: Yes.the Mole: An old mole once told me:"When you're lost, follow the river, and it will take you home."the Boy: But I can't see a river.the Mole: Perhaps you can see one from that branch. And if you happens to see a cake while you are up...the Boy: I'm so sorry!the Mole: Oh no, I am sorry.the Boy: Are you ok?the Mole: Completely my fault. the Boy: I'm really sorry.the Mole: Well, no. Thank you. I was feeling a bit warm actually. What can you see?the Boy: Nothing, really.the Mole: Oh...What do you want to be when you grow up?the Boy: Kind.the Mole: Mmm. Nothing beats kindness. It sits quietly beyond all things. So much beauty we need to look after.the Boy: Yes. So much. Are you all right?the Mole: Yes. Sorry. Totally fine. No, just thought we should start looking for that river. Lemon drizzle! This is quite a hill.the Boy: Is this better?the Mole: Oh! Well I don't want to be so much trouble.the Boy: It's okay.the Mole: Oh well, thank you!the Boy: What's that over there?the Mole: It's the wild. Don't fear it.the Boy: Look! I can see a river.the Mole: Wait! What? I said don't fear it, not charge straight at it. I mean, really. Good Grief!the Boy: Do you have a favorite saying?the Mole: Yes.the Boy: What is it?the Mole: If at first you don't succeed, have some cake.the Boy: I see. Does it work?the Mole: Every time.the Boy: Did the old mole say which way we should follow?the Mole: Mmm...I didn't ask her that.the Boy: Oh. Isn't it odd, we can only see our outsides, but nearly everything happens on the inside? Is there...something there? It's getting dark.the Mole: Shall we...hmm?the Boy: Good idea!the Mole: We can set off properly tomorrow.the Boy: What was that? Imagine how we'd be if we were...less afraid.the Mole: Most of the old moles I know wish they'd listened less to their fears, and more to their dreams. What do you dream about?the Boy: Home.the Mole: Oh. What's that like?the Boy: I don't know. I'm...not sure. But, I know I need one.the Mole: Oh, golly! He looks hungry!the Boy: He does. It's ok. The fox is gone. What was that?the Mole: I'm not sure.the Boy: Do you think someone is hurt?the Mole: Maybe.the Boy: Should we go and check?the Mole: Good idea. I'll stay in here to... keep you warm.the Boy: Okay. Thank you. It's the fox! He's...trapped.the Mole: Oh dear!the Boy: Please, be careful!the Mole: I'm not afraid. I'm not afraid. I am not afraid...the Fox: If I wasn't caught in this snare...I'd kill you!the Mole: If you stay in that snare, you'll... die!the Boy: You did so well!the Mole: One of our greatest freedoms is how we react to things.the Mole: Lovely morning! Should we get go...?the Boy: Whoops! You're rolling! You look like a snowball. No, a mole ball, a snow mole... Stop rolling!the Mole: Goodness me!the Boy: Oh gosh! No! The river. Look out! Take my hand! Oh no! The fox! No! No! No! No...the Mole: Thank you!the Boy: Thank you. Oh the fox is back. Do you think he's coming with us?the Mole: Oh, I do hope so.the Boy: Maybe he's lost, too.the Mole: Well I think everyone feels a bit lost sometimes. I know I do. I know what a home looks like. the Boy: Do you?the Mole: Yes. It has walls, a roof, a bell above the door, and cakes in every window.the Boy: I think that's a cake shop. the Mole: Oh! Is that not a type of home?the Boy: You can't live in a cake shop.the Mole: Well, why ever not?the Boy: I think home is somewhere warm, and kind, with lights.the Mole: Oh! Hello!the Horse: Hello!the Boy: Hello! Have... you been here a while?the Horse: It feels that way.the Boy: Are you lost?the Horse: No.the Mole: We are, but we... have a plan. Oh...the snow on the trees, it really does look just like icing!the Boy: You are obsessed. Doing nothing with friends is never doing nothing, is it?the Mole: No. Oh! Look at that! I am so small!the Boy: Yes. But you make a HUGE difference!the Horse: So, what are we doing?the Mole: Well, we are on a quest for cake.the Horse: Are you now?the Mole: No no, not really. We're following the river to find a home.the Horse: How far is it?the Boy: We...don't know.the Horse: Well, let's get going then.the Boy: How fast can you run?the Mole: Well I wouldn't say I was a natural athlete, but I did once win a digging competition.the Boy: I don't mean YOU.the Mole: Oh, I see. Well, oh! Golly!the Horse: You fell. But I've got you!the Boy: Sorry!the Horse: It was an accident.the Boy: It was my fault. I let go. Oh gosh! Sorry. Sorry.the Horse: Ah no, tears fall for a reason. And they are your strength, not weakness.the Boy: I think you believe in me, more than I do.the Horse: You'll catch up. Life is difficult...but you're loved.the Boy: Look! Lights! That looks like a home.the Mole: Yes, it does, doesn't it?the Boy: The fox never really speaks.the Mole: No. And it's lovely he's with us.the Fox: To be honest, I...I often feel I've got nothing interesting to say.the Horse: Being honest is always interesting.the Boy: What's the bravest thing you've ever said?the Horse: "HELP!" Asking for help isn't giving up. It's refusing to give up.the Mole: Sometimes I want to say "I love you all", but I find it difficult. the Boy: Do you?the Mole: Yes. So I say something like "I'm glad we're all here".the Boy: Okay.the Mole: I'm glad we're all here!the Boy: We are so glad you're here, too! the Mole: Ahh!the Boy: What should we do? That didn't sound good.the Mole: Good grief! I don't like this!the Horse: When the big things feel out of control, focus on what you love right under your nose.the Boy: Oh I like that!the Horse: The storm will pass!the Boy: Oh no! Where are the lights? I can't see them anymore. It feels like we have such a long way to go.the Horse: I know. But look how far we've come.the Boy: I just...don't think we can do this. I'm never going to find a home.the Fox: You know, sometimes your mind plays tricks on you. It can tell you you are no good, that it's all hopeless. But I've discovered this: you are loved, and important, and you bring to this world things that no one else can. So hold on!the Boy: Are you all right?the Horse: There's...something I haven't told you.the Boy: What?the Horse: I can fly.the Boy: You can fly?the Horse: Yes. But I stopped, because it made the other horses jealous.the Boy: Well, we love you, whether you can fly, or not. Come and join us.the Fox: Oh I think I'll stay here. Thank you!the Boy: Please? WowWowthe Horse: Look! There it is!the Boy: You found it. It...looks like a home, doesn't it?the Mole: Well, here we are then.the Boy: Yes. Thank you! Goodbye!the Fox: Always remember: You are enough, just as you are!the Mole: I'm glad we're all here!the Boy: I'm so glad you're here, too! Goodbye! I'm really going to miss you... No! Home isn't always a place, is it?the Mole: Well, this is warm.the Fox: Mmm...and very kind. the Horse: And look at the stars!the Boy: So, you know all about me.the Horse: Yes!the Boy: And, you still love me? the Horse: We love you all the more!the Boy: That's why we are here, isn't it?the Mole: For cake?the Boy: To love, and be loved.

Hh, it must be a devil here. Can't help watching this film without personality-animalized perspective, especially we got Life of Pi in moive history. Apart from the old sermon or old-fashioned preaching or moralization (by good intention, though), which is too obvious to talk about, there's a repet between the characters of the mole and the horse in script writting, unless the writer just uses the horse as a pair of wings for climax."What are u doing ""I'm lost", leaving home in abstract sense has already happened in the beginning of the film, that's why the boy won't come back home in the end, there's no home again in stranger's view. A stranger can't be himself or herself suddenly, the trip during this period is this film intense to capture, so we got "A Boy" in title and story of this film, not a man or something else.The old-fashioned London accent of the mole is cute, sort of.

我蛮喜欢《男孩、鼹鼠、狐狸和马》这部电影的，感觉有点像格林童话，又有点几米漫画的风格，温温淡淡，不急不缓。

在我的想法里，我觉得男孩象征着迷茫和孤独，鼹鼠象征着友善，狐狸象征着睿智，老马象征着自由。

故事的开始是一个孤独的男孩遇上了一只友善的鼹鼠。

鼹鼠告诉男孩：友善是最好的，它存在于一切事物中。

友善的鼹鼠治愈了孤独的男孩，它还告诉男孩，少关注自己的感情，多关注自己的梦想。

男孩的梦想是回家，家是什么他不确定，但他知道，他需要一个家。

于是鼹鼠陪伴男孩一起去寻找男孩心目中的家。

在路上，他们遇着一只狐狸，狐狸想吃鼹鼠，但是鼹鼠也会在狐狸最危险的时候去救了狐狸，它告诉男孩：我们最大的自由之一就是决定如何对事物做出反应。

狐狸也是知恩图报的，它会在鼹鼠遇到危险的是救鼹鼠，于是他们组成了一个团体，一起去为男孩寻找心中温暖的家。

他们三在途中遇到了一匹马。

古人说的老马识途，所以马是他们通往终点的一个阶梯。

马因为天赋而受嫉妒，它也很孤独，而男孩的爱治愈了它。

马带着他们三一起经过了狂风骤雨，最后看到了彩虹。

它用它的天赋——飞翔带着他们翱翔。

他们找到了一个村庄，男孩误以为那就是终点——他心目中所谓的家。

睿智的狐狸在临走前对男孩说，永远要记住你足够好，做你自己最好。

当狐狸、鼹鼠和马要离开的时候，男孩觉得很不舍。

然后，他明白了：家并不是只是一个地方，只要感觉温暖，哪里都是家。

它存在于心里，它源于爱。

而爱，因为了解而存在，而更爱。

这是一个关于爱、友谊、勇气、希望的故事，它简单、朴实而又真挚。

我们每个人都是孤独的，但只要心怀友善，总会遇到与我们同频的人在人生道路上偕行。

人生的路也并不尽是坦途，但只要有勇气，怀揣着希望前行，总归会抵达目的地的。

看完电影，我对自己说：“不要怕，去前进，去相信，梦想总会有实现的那一天。

”

*少去关注自己的恐惧，多去关注自己的梦想。

*多奇怪啊，我们只能看到自己的外表，但几乎所有的东西都发生于内在。

（世人大多眼孔浅显，只见皮相，未见骨相）*我们最大的自由之一，就是决定如何对事情做出反应。

*我真小，但是我能造成巨大的改变。

*没事，落泪是有原因的，眼泪是你的力量，不是弱点。

*生活是很难的，但你是被爱着的。

*当你感觉困难超出控制，就把注意力集中在眼前你爱的东西上，风暴会过去的。

＊有时候脑子会欺骗你，它会让你觉得自己不够好，一切都渺无希望，但我学会了这个，你是被爱着的、重要的，你给这世上带来了独一无二的东西，所以耐心点。

＊永远要记住，你足够好，做你自己就好。

*不对，家不总是一个地方。

*所以你们都非常了解我？

是，所以你们依然爱我？

我们更爱你了。

所以我们才在这里，为了爱与被爱。

*我有件事没有告诉你什么事？

我会飞，但我不再飞了，因为飞行令其他的马嫉妒我。

无论你会不会飞，我们都爱你。

一个小男孩和他的动物朋友们相互治愈的故事，鼹鼠、狐狸和马，迷茫的小男孩，贪吃的鼹鼠，受伤的狐狸，和害怕被朋友排挤的马。

我们最大的一种自由，就是可以选择如何对事物做出反应。

有那么多的美，需要我们来照看。

想象一下，如果我们不那么恐惧，会变成什么样？

活在当下。

我们总在等待别人的善意……但是，你可以从现在就开始善待自己。

……画册里的每一句对话，都恰到好处的抚慰人心。

最近，跟家人的相处和朋友的线上群聊中，让我觉着，自己既不会做人也不会做事。

可是，看完这本书后，我觉着我没错啊。

我永远会被这样的旅途打动，带着无限迷茫的方向与无限诚恳的目的出发，又结束于消解与重构这个目的；与同样失落的伙伴一道，又坚定地确定了彼此的价值。

不过与其说是伙伴，我更愿意看作男孩内心的情绪幻化为鼹鼠、狐狸与马，它们是他的灵动可爱、善良勇敢、自由孤独、力量才华以及智慧。

以此来理解的话，这部动画在结构与逻辑上几乎是环环相扣无懈可击的。

其中有一段非常明显，代表个性的狐狸告诉男孩要肯定自己的价值，此时代表才华的马儿立刻觉醒，展现出深藏已久的独一无二的能力，而此前他们正面临一次巨大失望与自责，这激发了男孩内心的勇气去对抗这种无力感，于是狐狸开口说话。

对孩子来说，这是完美童话，几乎包含了成长中所需的全部智慧。

男孩只是带着对自然质朴的爱，对善良诚恳的践行，对内心与外部世界平衡感的探索，对建立关系的恐惧，以及对肯定自我的试探去完成旅途。

而那些充满哲思的问题，关于恐惧、自由、最爱、最勇敢的问题，就是一个孩子探索复杂世界时一阵见血的坦诚与直接。

孩子总是能轻易问出那个“最”字，这源于他们庞大的好奇与可爱的野心，更源于童心与事物的本质相通。

茫茫雪原，迷途男孩，正是一个人意识初生时的纯净与茫然，而那个有着金黄色灯光的遥远的家，是人类对安宁本能的追寻。

追寻最后男孩自然会发现最大的安宁是接受完整的自我。

当一个人能与自己的情绪与才华和平共处，甚至能自由挥洒它们时，他就得到了来自自身的巨大温暖，他能平和地观望流星划过生命的天空。

这宏大的空灵的美景，是自然对成长的贺礼。

那么它只适合童年吗？

当然不是。

旅途中的心境实际上是一个人在童年必须要去遭遇的心理层面的困惑。

但许多人因为成长中并未真正解决这些问题，成年后又不得不一次次去重新面对种种困境，甚至一辈子都要与其斗争。

所以这个故事的每一段都在感动我们，一边抚摸我们灵魂里曾经疼痛过的伤疤，一边让我们看到再一次被治愈的可能。

对那些终极哲学问题的回答，覆盖了我们的迷茫、自卑、恐惧、自我怀疑、自我封闭、自我否定......下一次当你感到自己迷路在空旷的雪地时，一定记得请出鼹鼠、狐狸与马。

这就是我们能感受爱与被爱的终极秘密。